The telegraph and messenger. (Macon, Ga.) 1869-1873, June 29, 1873, Image 1
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AND MESSENGER
RY GLTSBT, JOxVES & REESE
MACON, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29,1873.
Number 6,655
6for*l»
TelrKraph Building, Ha
j guc* Messenger, one year........ $10 00 I
A I ° f tha U»® writer U under obligarions I
A reoent Twit to this beneficent institution I for many courtesies received, mad, in comflud-
• flM,8C 6 ,r * ooe . —courtesies received. and
5 2; " ’ *^ h ° n0r Cl>0a lhe « t1Al Eai P lre ia g fthnotice, would tenurethat the virrilance
••-;•-•••••••-• Sta.e of the Sou.h impressed u, with . deep and fidelity of the preeent Board of
su-"**' d ** sense of the macnitnd* an^ il ^ .... _
GEORGIA PRESS.
Tsz authorities of Chatham eotmty have per*
. fftfiif euwnwMs.i, vuw . - . , v . . a . - , —y » — yaww... jjMuu w Trustee la I arrangemeats for at i HziEg their con-
** U ". ?5S .? nh*rira^hG*° * ^ Import «nea of the the subject of general oomruendaUon—eepeclal- Tiet lai>3r b 7.working them on tie pnbUe roads
^hWertlY Wlgrepb uid Meueiigerl I .. . **7** 00tnf °rtable home? j ly has our townaman, CoL 'Whittle, ahown him-! nn ’® r tha raperviaion of a road commissioner.
■""Si**-. ®® e f oir * 0.. | 1 ° me c *“ stance, to all of its nn- self Retire and faithful in the discharge of hi3 A ^ priaocers whose terms range from fire days
*1 »»'** : * •: • • •: fottnnat ® inmaU "- and some the hope, oft- duller. * to one rear, wiU be made to earn their rations.
li “ es reaUzea ' ° f nUimat * reco ”T- . ”, « The Advertiser and Republican ha. the fol-
^*SoUdsted Telegraph and M«engerren- C P° n printing his card, the writer was re- . A ,?"*“**• lowing report of proceedings in the Federal
,J?.,*..lar»«ctrcaUUon. pem/ling Mildie,South- ceived, jn the absence of the Doctor, by his ex- l ftr* proof tba ‘ tb ® ladles of Young Eng- R!r „ if r ^
Sertbwtstera Georgia and ton Ala- I „n_7^.. „„ n 9 ’ oy his ex- l amJ -’ m not bahind their grandmothers m Oircmt Conrt on Thursday:
"aill.ddle Florida. Advt-rtiseiasnu at rea- ’ Mrs. (, cen, who, though at great 1 pluck and stamina, the following impromptu I *n this court yesterday injunctions were
rtf I® the Weekly at ote dollar per pemonal fatigue and inconvenience, condncted | achievement will testify: “About half-out I ^ rant ^ in ths following crises : In the matter
"Soars of tb ™*5°"L Sr *iS f ^ D >n ^ , -V cb Phblica- himself ini friends through all the deDartments ® ,eT «®> on the day of the crest raoe. as the 3f John Hooks, bankrupt, sgsinst John O. Hera-
Itemttanres should be made byerpre... or , . trnc , nr „ ®®P»runents Daka £ a ,£ damrhter Ladv d on, sheriff of Stewart oouoty. In the matter
in aoo»> erdsrs ar ragtaascsi tatters. of the immense structorn I Blanche Somerset, were prepari-toraride in I U Simon Hood,bankmpt, agaiLt Reuben Mayo,
ho less than ficc hundred arid fifty patient* the Row, her ladyship remarked that she should gberi ® ® f Washington oonatv. In the mstter
oocnpy the numerous wards of thiseleemoeysary like to see the Derby ran for; bat as hia Grace °* William B Haisten against John McKee
V* purpose continuing a daily exchange arith I institution. These embrace every variety of b “ d mad ® D ® arrangements, there was only one pUintiff in fi fa., and la A. Smith,
-U tbs State dallies on equal terma, L e : They mental aberration and idiocy whether nertial fa *“? open *°~r t ? ” de down - No sooner said | „ ot J Un , doIp ^ ““'T- In l . be .“Jj 1 ".
papag th» postage on onr ■** •• “ I" 12s5s. I Smith, plaintiff in f. fa., and Jornph K. H. Bell,
than. seres being abont equal in number: ihe Downs in an hoar and forty minutes. Tne * heriff of B"ke county. In the matterof Thom-
Tboaa weeklies, end semi, and tri-weeklie B Idiot, 100, colored 100. and the remainder I Blne ’ a colch WM *** il J' fonnd near the winning ** A -^ ra T sI *.^ nkl 5 p t’
SST;rT 1 S“ Am "°“ 53S" ” p ’
giadthst ' I these, eereral are dwarfs, one of whom, 35 years I ’ng Groayenor cquare at half-past rixf To adi I A» egg that persists in standing on its head
***** ** hf retofore, pron ied ttey pay the 0 r ,gc. is only abont three feet in height, and 40 the Pleasantness of the trip the crowd had ia exciting a d al of talk at Sayannah. It per-
patage 00 our paper. Tho.e that do not re- many others ahockirg’y deformed, or iaeking in ~fi" 1 . 41 * 11 \ b * for ® 8 04 there, latently refuses to lie down the usual way, and
WT * ,h ; Tirio ^ members of the body. One poor wo- tog PutneyBridg^ney h P aSTh e rJad “sU to and other spiritual influ-
* - .* , ^ ,m r raan developed in her feet, some th^maelven. likewise, in returning. Consider. I ®nce8 to the avenge Ethiopian intellect. The
Aulj li*t no. tn»e os any perbona feeling, I 0 f the toe apgQnjjug jj n g 0 dimensions and in ^ tbat ^*^7 Blsnohe is only seventeen, this min who disoovered the trick thought be was
« ,ir ,aMun * * dTe ”° or nn ’* Tor " h ' 9 *° I curling around like a ram’s hum, four or fly* WM a 232f”» d “*?"» Ukiug the jbn jams, and wouldn’t say any
I -scqniMa by hunting through the winter, and | , Mng abont it naU1 it „ 8 rcmaike d by others.
The Advertiicr and Republican says Mrs.
an, -u..or UU .o carIin(? „ oncd hke a r(ua . g h f(Jnr or . ™ » marvelous penormanee; and shows what ukin|
but aimply because we mast curtail our i h ; . .. ,.. . . . —Required by hunting through the winter, and
id bectuxa the exigencies of .he case de I i ° ch « >“ iength. and of the th.ckues, and shape I riding, walking, and dancing excretes, in the ““"f
o. a man a finger. . Thongh hideous to behold, it season, in town will accomplish.—N. Y. Com I Yh<
„ faw exihange, as pawnble from the won<d fc „ # deliohted ~ „ in Ait. * Hirar
to, tad
and
r ». soups of oruntry. We will, bowryer, send
wou’d haye delighted Darwin. Seyeral lay
I upon the flror, sbapeloaa and inert lamps of ha-
Hiram Roberts, of that city, died quite fcud-
Fancy an American girl of any condition in I denly in Saw York city on Thnneay.
•. • IS •••».% on 'he ••am • t-r “»a ':••• In-:- g ..nlr qu ckcnel by the ex e'ence of 1 ! * fe - ® nd partieularly of the higher classes, do- We quote the fol .owing from tie C jlnmbcs
animal life. Among the idotio and crazy, like in K mich a thing. And yet thia English giri, of Sun, of Friday afternoon :
wise, every phase of human nature was most I t4j6 bluest blood, and reared in the silken lap of ! Kit.t.td bt Lighthiso.—On We dneaday after-
of them, bnt bminess cunalderstton, often ,. ri kinRlT portrayed Some were sullen and lt ® most luxurious and thoroughly comfortable n °°? * ne £? at »ndiog near a tree in the streets
mil thn nprfftrmArftftnf Hiianr«*ahli<^n'iM I * I •« .. . . ... ... _ I of BnpiiB \ ixta. Marion rrmr.fv txrnn stmolr hv
to aaot to other papers.
V« dislike exeselleg'y to part company with
Juawd the prrformanoe of disagreeable da' ie«.
god this is purely ebusiness mstter—as <
ill lo believe, without farther assurance.
. . , , J— -xme were maumu, aim . ,, . I of Buena Yista, Marion county, was struck by
iiul this is on rely a business mstter-as *e h- o I ^ np0a Ion With fi4TJ E a feroeity, even f ‘ n , , lh ® °' d ’ ,^°° ght ° f j 1 ’ “ d lightning and instantly killed. A dark bine
^ ..,1^ _,fK«vs* r~m.u ® I ^*^niDg violrnce by their actions. 0:bf*r I P r o^ a Bly danceci half the night afterward. She I streak was made from the head to the heels
1 sssnmcd the role of dignity, and were aa formal 1 no4 ® n exceptional woman, either. There j Gesso as Ghas3 Seed.—Wo understand one
WI I ® nd Cutely as her Majesty Victoria's lord" in wer ® hundreds or the same olassln London that of onr guano dealers has received a letter from
Tbt i aura '*>•><* ' *«•"«*»• WJ , tin Bt a cnn . t „ cepHon . A „ &i they would d *T »ho eonld and wonld, under similar circnm- » P ,gnter ® 4 » 0n g «*» he ® on ' d Dot PV Ior tbal
A e : rre,po D dcn,o f tbc B.UmoraHun. writing , snRh and c , p „ tnd daooa g/ ItrsTa . stance, have taken the same ride. They are ^ He'sKaUf too d^ms’uhfm^
Joee 5'b, Is horrified at the Am.ricao depart j gRnt man ner, and talk inooherenUy to you on ‘rained fromcbildhoodtophysical exercise with- reaper on credit, he will mow and give him half
fttet, and W4iis dismally. He foned that “d€»- j p^blo anhjeot. Borne of their remarks I ont >‘OB ftr d to weather, and when they grow up 1 the gras? and never gramble. We know not
petment” eloecd, with a boaid over it, on whicb were fQ „ of and Rro teeq ne ly witty ' One I » nd beoome wives and mothers they bring into whether the liberal offer has been accepted,
i written with a marking brush. ' Not opened ta „ „ eant p„ poneloaa i ookia „ Mtiea t the world healthy, well-foimed children with the L EsTAra CF ^ j0K!{ Krso, the Baezes—
^TtftolZTlfL a^d raV. h ".-.“ <, 1L‘ r 'f th ° " ViD(! 9mbodi “' nt nf ' b ® Knight «*». instinct for the open air and fresh breezes, brake” MedTomew™goT On
B*nt •*• fonna a n idle and tome samples of of La Maacta j, hi(1 ba , be ,- a baain ( Ma i I nnd a free use of their limbs ss their mothers, yesterday the assignees, John Peabody and W.
ita-oh from Gbioago and Cincinnati If there I b ,| no > a helmet) and honest Bancbo with Dsp I who become grandmothers with their charms I h. Salisbury, sent out a statement to every
•are nothing more than these to toe • Ameri and noaaaat had Wn in the back I oftenlimee as fresh and nnimpsired as those of | creditor from which we take Ihe main points,
tin DjpArtmenl,” it should hare been “ir- I gronnl, the illusion would have been *n American matron in all the glory of her first ^t'ed^i” tor'etelemeVt ^e TlabUitiefare
ringed by a small colored boy in two minutes, 0 o m p| e to. The stately old fellow did nothing I bab I- $305,000 and the assets $323,000. The assets
without the intervention of toe Commla ’loner. ! ba t mtk(l ] ow salaams to the psrty, whirling I Wo don’t know whether or not It would do I «re given as they appear upon toe books of Mr.
“Hing np de fiddle and de bow,” arrange the ato und os on a pivot, and repeating’the saints-1 “F ft 00 " 3 - bnl ve ‘•hould really like to have the KhjB. tt “ d ar ® eslimaied at figures toe assignees
touch to a hue in bln. papers, end .hen let the „ Ilhonl cel L g ; i^stnpln tried of a weekly sermon from lhe
r.v»f ‘he Umon tha glorions Btara and I ponring into yonr „„ tlln p , c r.liar and quaint pn, P>* * nd prB,s on ‘ b « criminally inert habits U l5>00 0 : General iodger-stocks, bonds, duo
Stripes—stream like a meteor over them. . I idiosyneras.iw whicb had ran them mad and I ot onr ,rnmon — w ® mea n as to walking and rid- I by bankers, oto , $37,000, estimated at $11,000;
Bat wo reckon there must be some ml slake in this , hi „ h WBr0 „ veried . , tLd unlike and onrions.ai;. ia 8- Wo know R ir!a in lbi ® * nd °‘ b ® r P laMa
rnry. There must be sewing machines there— I p b) conce y. That pea.m-sing- ^ ^ « ride - « “ aF6 ”«®. Rut
pstent ehuroa, nutmeg grates, »ppl«. parcis. a , 0 g, shouting woman r»a a victim to religions mUe “ week th ® J ear throa « h - 48 for R om 8 plaoe, $1,8000, estimated at $1,000; office
dog-puver, some rat traps and a five minute*’ I HXO itement- this one had sonea.-axy on thoRnh I ont—cnle-ia to a party or to shop for one—when I fixtures, eto.. $2,000, estimated at $750;
tee eream fre.zer Several of Ihe American , Bct of epinulng and weaving; another beer lt)ere “® even a f6w rain drops fa,Un 8’ ^ tn OM^cash'oo told
Correspondent, have said as mn-h. There are demented-from fright at a violation from ruf- never ar®*®® 4 saoh .thing, and wonld be elec- |®, 2 ^ e „. u J.tcd It making a total
also samples at the Netlooal Coff -e P»t and Q, n Yankee soldiery dor.ng the wer; toe de tr,fled at the bar ® an P8®*Uon. And yet they of $322,430, estimated at $102,180. The
Roaster—a pa.ent gimlet and a self antini- Lpair induced by srddon poverty had over I 6it a9 heartily all this time wtdleBhut np in the I assignees report they have, without iffort, oal-
HgStuing tooth pick Let n, not despair of the tht0 wn the reason of a fourth; remorse at toe ^.? « wondlr ZAfiftSEZA otZt^M uctun5!
Itopnhiio till all (be*e are bronght ont and ar- perpotration of mnrder had redne^d one poor ! ccnstitntionals every day. Ia it any wonder whjoh negiecied^ w ju HOOD become worthless,
reoged Then let the ‘'imerioan Department I wretch to the same condition; defalcation too, and I the lily and the rose bloom almost peren- I The assigneefi add this: * Oae of the credi-
of th* Great Anatria*. Expoaillon asoend to the abns® of trnala, claimed their viotimi in this 11131 011 an Eogliahwoman’a cheek, while her tore of Mr. K.ng has Hied a petition in bank-
glory* P. 8 Bmih's Pa ent Volcanic B„d vsried assembly, to short, every strong emo-1 American sister has generally to 8®‘® the drag-1 Ch^a^Jn to too prlmS
Wynehe Is ateo there. Also the Celebrated >ion of the soul, whether of grief, anger, love, I B ls ‘ 8 4or ber8 after her Beoond or third childand W() kad> boweYar _ already paid a dividend on
Lynn antl-lnduratiog shoemaker’s wax, and any avarice, revenge, religion, remorse, or fear, thirtieth year, and that she drags ont toe re-1 $250,00 of toe debts, and believe nearly all the
number of Life Iosuranoe Agents. bad their representatives here msinder of her usually short life a viotim to oreditors are opposed to the bankruptcy. If,
. Oae remarkable patient we are tempted to ^P 6 ^ 8 - cerT0DS he * aacbe > h J 8t4rioa and a fX^ntosee to^heto drateton ^d'towtoe'v
Itrlilali Neltlriuentw In Afrla. ae.oribe It was a woman of magnifloent pres 80 ®y® of « lher «**»“ tbat fP riD 8 *rom pbyai- j will^promptly notify us whether they prefer too
Mr. J .hn P. Ilennescy, long Governor of toe encB 8r j nurliy bearing. Indeed, she enjoys cal indolence and persistentviolationof Natures assignment or bankiuptoy.” According^ to this
British aettlemeata In Western Afr’C. baa been I (be raubrtquri of queen among her companions I platoeflt laws ?
lecturing on their condition and pr.np. atr be • I yj e f onQ d her sitting in one of the oorridsrs of I Newspaper Foslaye.
fore the London Booiely of Arts, and he gives , tn ba iidi D g, with all toe dignity of a sovereign. Th e new postal regulations in regard tonews-
' ' ' ,r of ,h ® r "" nlt ’ ,hn '' I imagine a lady of about forty years, attired | pftperH , periodicals, etc., go into effect on Tnes
fsr, of the expetimenis of lhe Briiiac Govern
meut 10 sm-ltorste the Afnom. Sierra Leone
has been in exiatenoe as a oniony of enfranchised I f toe deoidedly pleasing in expression, and not
statement, the assignees have paid ont $50,000
of the assets to creditors, that being 20 per cent,
the dividend declared on $250,000.
The local of toe same paper rises to explain
that he is getting tired of the cheeky request to
leave my name ont” from those “ who have
simply but eiegrntiy, and faultlessly neat in da y They provide that all newspapers, peri-
every particular. A noble brow surmounts a od.oate, eto., sent by mail must be prepaid by I been before toe mayor and foroed to pay a fine
f«c« decidedly pleasing in expression, and not B t ampa , unless “regularly issued and sent to disorderly conduot. The court ia a public one,
Africans for about forty years—a kind of dry liking ia intelligence. Her hair, thongh thin, rega i ar subscribers” by publishers or news- and readers have a right to know, and it is too
nursing establishment of toe British Govern- I without toe aid of artist, w * ’ 1 h 1 1 * *- *'" “ - 1 -* —’
ment and Exrter Hall philanthropy for the de- I no t nnfaahlonably disposed,
velopmsnt of stalwart energy of mind and body I .ir pervaded her every movement The writer I ma jii Ilg or delivery offioe
in the Atrioan freedmen. Whatever labor and I spprosohed, and doffiog bis bat did obeisance I
money eonld do to advance African civilization I to ber , an a wa3 graoiously received. After the I Six tinea's waeltll"—'."".'.'.!'.!!^".'.".". 30 oents. I many a one from being disorderly. Thus the
haa been done there, end yet Governor Hen- exchange of a word or two. she exalaimed, “you Tri-weeklies 16 oents. newspaper aoja as a ooDsereator of peace and
nese, makes to. mortifying statement in his L m0 w uh the Oatoolio utenio. did you nof ?” ' Semi-weeklies 10 cents. | order. On. of toe rabterfugee i. to get friend.
lecture that tha whole eysiem haa so far proved Wa answered in the affirmative. “Then look
it beer* ths inscriptions: “ Presented to Charles
J. Jenkins by toe State of Georgia,* and toe le
gend, “In arduit fidelit.’’
Cholera is Chattasocoa.—The Atlanta pa
pers report six deaths on Friday and fonr new
cases. A telegram to the Constitntion says the
doctors are so tusy they cannot be caught to learn
the particulars. Families are moving ont of
town in. every direction. Fonr whole families
have been swept away, excepting one infant
nine months old, since toe cholera first com
menced here. "So far, toe disease has attacked
but few blacks.
Killed bx Lxoetsixo.—The Rome Courier
says Mrs. George Wade, of Folk county, was
killed by lightning last Monday. She was as
sisting in hoeing cotton at the time. A mao
was plowing in toe field when the thnnder
shower eame op. Tha load thnnder frightened
his horse and it ran away. When he looked up
to where the lady was he discovered that her
clothes were on fire. Before he oonld get to
her, her clothee were nearly all consumed and
she was quite dead.
Doh’t Waht Aht Mobe or Hm.—The Gaines-
vills Eagle says Judge Buchanan, of toe Talla
poosa Circuit, held court there last week, and
goes on to make these playful remarks con
cerning him:
We are informed that before his elevation to
the bench Judge Buchanan was considered a
passable advocate. Of this, however, we know
nothing of our own knowledge. But be this as
it may, if his administration here be taken as
a criterion, he is wanting in some of the most
important elements that go to make np a judge.
Many of his rulings were so manifestly biased
and oncesideu aa to strike many of the attorneys
present with snrprise, ned which did not escape
toe notine of jurors and spectators. Henoe our
people ask to be relieved from n similar inflio -
tion in the future. “Fiat juititiaruitecelum ’'
Thiet Absented —A mule thief named Mil
ler, alias Mitchell, alias Scroggine, was arrested
in Hall oounty last Monday. He had to be be
guiled, however, with a bullet in tho back part
of his head before he won'.d stop.
Preachers Who Kiss the Girls.
Brother Price, of the Holeton ( L'enn.) Meth
odist, has an editorial on “Ministerial Pru
dence,” in which the following oocur3:
Wesley was a good judge of human nature as
wall as a fine moralist, when he advised his
preaohers to “oonverse sparingly with women.”
How this prudent advice stands in contrast with
the deportment of some gallant girl kissing
preachers of modem times, who spend more
time in ramping and gabbing with fast ladies
than in visiting “the fatherless and widow in
their affliction,” and in taking heed to too fiock
over which the Holy Ghost has made them
overseers.
ANOTHER BLACK FIEND.
Lady Outraged try a Negro at Orange
Court-house, Virginia—How the Fiend
Accomplished his Purpose—nis Pursuit
nnd Captnro.
Washington, June 24, 1873.—A negro farm
band, named Walker, committed a fiendish out
rage on a yonng lady named MeekB, at Orange
Oonrt-house, Ya , lost night. She resided with
Rov. Mr. Hatcher, a Baptist minister, who with
his wife had gone to toe village to visit a psr-
ishoner, leaving Mias Meeks in charge of tho
house. The negro entered the sitting room,
locked the door, and seized the young lady,
Baying that he had come for a certain par
pose and intended to accomplish it, if
he was shot the next minnte. He warned
her that if slio soreamed or made any
resistance he wunld oat her bead open. A strag
gle ensned, but the girl was overpowered. After
thia toe fiend told hor if she left the house or
attempted to give tho alarm he wonld kill ber.
It was very late before Mr. Hatcher and his wifo
returned, bnt they were informed of what had
taken plaoe. This morning tho citizens of the
town were aroused and a party started in pur
suit of Walker. He was foaad a few miles from
town, lodged in the county jail thia afternoon
while the sober people of Oraugo county delib
erated wbether summary justice wonld not be
toe best in this staid old oommnnity, which has
no reoord of an execution for at least half
century.—lelegram to New York Herald.
sr
For over FORTI YEARS this
PURELY VEGETABLE
LIVER MEDICINE
Has proted to be the Great Unfailing Specific
for Llrer ComrUint and Its painful offspring. Dyspep
sia, Constipation, Jaundice, Rilioos attack?, Sick
Headache. Colie, Depression of Spirits^ Soar Stom
ach, Heartburn, Chills and Fever, etc,, eto.
After years of earefill experiments, to meet a yreat
and urgent demand, we now prodace from oar origi
nal Genuine Powders
THE PREPARED.
ild form
ning all
and offer it in
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES
The Powders, (priee as before,) ,$1.00 per package:
bent by —- - 1.14
I CAUTION',—Buy no Powders or Prepared
SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR unleaj in our en
graved wrapper, with Trade mark. Stamp and Signa
ture unbroken. None other is genuine.
J. 13. ZElLDi A CO.,
Macon, Ga., and Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggist*.
’ '.n'jLdawIy
LT—TSIS dea!0ra ’ Whe “ ‘ he Ml0Wi 7 r8,eS ^ qaS r ?n Ut In f o^n r oonrl 0 If\ou dotoV wanS
sen, ana a Oitlingue arB cbargea) payable in advance, either at toe aam0 to flgare in a mayor’s oonrt, yon can eas-
Dailies
35 oents.
Six tiynAa a week............
30 oents.
Tri-week lies
15 oents.
Kaiti {.weeklies ....................
10 cents.
Weeklies
5 cents.
1 Semi-monthlies,not over 4 ozs...
Monthlies, not over 4 ozs
G cents.
3 cents.
ily prevent it by behaving yonrself. The fact
that their names wonld be published baa kept
out, or yon will bo picked.” “How,” we re
plied; “snrely ‘old Niok’ ain't pick ns np in I Quarterlies, not over 4 ozs 1 cent.
to the trae friend it is difflonlt to refuse any
3 ceata. I thing. We are tired of this. As a general rale,
1 cent I those to whom we ne nnder no obligations for
N^tepera Bad ebtntm dropjwdinto the
newspapers auu aumumem _ eIp0Sate> e t a , as a reason why we should
office for Iooal delivery must ba prepaid at th6 I no j j e |. j be public know what transpires in a
public court.”
The gold fae simile of the seal of the State.
'ten incentive to the formation of a thougtitlru,
idle and indolent character/'
Jast so! Bo far as lt left toe Afrioan to his I , b6 presence of the Bishop.” “Oh, no; I mean
own election and relieved him from the strong Nioholas, of Russia ” “Do yon know him ?”
compulsion of toe task-master or hia own I <.y tl g. an( j Alexander, too. He win have the ra ‘® ot 009 °® nt for tw ® ounoee, and an addi-
nrgent primary physios! necessities, it remitted whola 0 f yon. Bnt never mind, Frederick the tional rato f ° r «™ r y tw ® °® Qoes or fraoHon
him to savage improvidenoe and indolenoe. In I Q r0 at will be ai( ’ ’ ’ -
Short tl.e wild mi earned by (orlyyesrsof et thing to rights.”
perienoe and msny millions of expense, was al- offuimes declares she la a daughter of Victoria | ‘he letter-carrier offioes. The postage on reg- I tation to Er-Govemor Jenkins, was forwarded
embodied long ago in Lineho Panza’s prover I Regia, an d will talk for hours of the grand per- M* 1 ® 1 P»P ers > et0 - “nst be paid in advance, I to Major J. B. Camming, of Augusts, onThnra-
bial philosophy, “one eannot make a silk purse I aonag es of history, long since passed from the I either at toe plaoe of delivery, to the carrier, I day , and presented by him to Governor J. the
of a swine's ear." Mere adviee and teaching, I , t , g8 cf so'.ioa, but -too she fanoior wars her or ‘he office, otherwise they will be oharga- game day, together with a letter from Governor
however sympathetio, loving and pious, oannot L qlal , aa d aaaooia . as
develop in (he Afrioan any more then, or no 1
along rood, and he will put eyory- ‘hereof; and periodicals weighing more than p repaie d under the resolution adopted by the
a.” This is"a wealthy patient, and tw0 oaacea are subject to twooenta, prepaid, at General Assembly in August, 1872, for presen-
ble at transient rates.
Smith. Governor J. responded in appropriate
Oar patroaymio seemed greatly to interest Gcneral presentments or lbe Grand term3 ’ and B ‘? ted tbat ha B0 .°“ pn ‘ tha
much a*, in other barbarous raoos of men, thos* I some 0 f tho inmates. Oao learning ft, halted j Jury. I Bnb s tance of “ ia remMk3 m to the form
men tel and physical endowments which in the I tb-, W r,t«r, called over a list aa long as the j The Grand Jury of the'third panel of April of a letter to Governor Smith. After the pre
white man have stimulated him to straggle on- j S ste Fair premiums, to all of whom, and per- T lg73 of the Snp e ri or Oonrt of Bibb aentatioa cereraonlea werB ° rer > ‘ hor ® waa “
ward and upward from rude and ignorant life h , pa wllh tnl th. she fancied ns related. Finally CQ b ,’ eaT0 to mkte the following present- interview with tha “ Widow ou 4 n ®‘.’ dniin 8
to a status of toe most enlightened oiviliza’lon. I arr ivlng at “Jack Jones,” and onr little Jack, a menta . which toasts were offered to toe State of Geor-
And this we doubt not experience will establish i, a e f ten years, being present, Oh! yes, we ' fsct oor p re aece«soni having attended B !a - ‘® ‘ te lifs ; C£re6r and administration of
universally. ... replied he is onr kinsman, bnt yon see be is a!ra03t aI1 of the county business leaves but Ok" 1 ® 8 J - J ' enkl “’ and ®| sa l ° ‘h® Present Ex
now a little old man, folly eighty years of ago. I ... I ecutive. After all of whreh the Chronicle and
The Literary farnltal at Ifome.
The eommenorment exercises of Meroer Uai- I
The old soul, with an aroh look, exolaimed. ah
I little for m to say. | ,
We have examined the accounts for extra sentinel says
ino commend mem I ; a ,. go * bere ; s a nuoe of misohief in everyone I, , ,... . ... I By request Gov. Jenkins toon detailed the
versify will be inaugurated to day, by toe usnil ’ , . r Gantuiu aliedthe ,b ° 0 tb “ Sb , and C e o p I principal faots and inoidents conneoted with hia
sermon to be pronounced by Bit \ J Brtna, I n *“* kno her. Captain —• p ’ ,ed I Conrt, and find their charges reasonable and I ^emo^Tfram the ezaootlvwohair by toe military
r, T . A i n,i he! lved Proaidt nt at toe in | WT, ‘ Br with questions innumerable, moD 8 j a , t Vr’e therefore recommend that tho Sheriff I usurpers who oppressed the State at the initiation
D. D.thegltti riana o ... I them, “do yon know Joe Clisbj f Well, does he . , 4 ,. „, n an d toe Clerk of tho Sunorior of the iniquitous reconstruction measures, the
attention. Hi. virtues as a man, and repntatton. ^ J TOn bjm b ® P a ' d S 1 -* 30 . acd 1110 Ukrk 01 tl10 b * penor eoaraa »dopt® d ‘® endeavor to procure an in-
both aa scholar nod divine, wiU doubtless fill I _ , _ b . t.- -:. hn nt e-es ! tj0an o’ 1 ’ 1 ® 0 - „ . I junction from the Supreme Conrt of toe United
th. Mnlberrv Sircct Methodist CbOf.-h to its nt- ® / . **” . ' *' „ In regard to toe court- room, we fi id that smtes, restraining the military from proceeding
' . • and o’herwtso shockingly deformed, sits all I O-pt Fuss, toe architect eont-nlted by nnr pre- j ; a t bo arb itrary measures, and his interviews
most oapscity. U >nl»7 ««»>°8 ® r *® d ®° | tie . M i a Wltb bte knees drawn np to the chin, | deoessors, has *] |j ' 1 1
lamation of toe Sopbomoroa oomev off in Bal
aton’s Hall, where all toe remainder of the ex
has polished _ , ■■■. ■
i will take plsee I'nesdsy Is set Aside -n I and ba is inconsolable The same uncouth
toe morning for toe aonual addresa^to toe | crMtnr8 Eang at j aaa { twenty stanzas of a hymn
fall of piety, which ‘hough rendered in mocot
onons aocents, was yet not dev-’.’ of rode
pathos
Alumni, by B*v. J. G Ryele At niga- Rev. Dr
D x »o, a iistiogaiahad Bioti-t o.vr a >man. w-ll
deliver toe orAiion before toe literary aooiotie-,
after wbiob comes the Ja ilor exhibition.
.... . decease™, has not jet been able to oioaia the I wi [ b prominent lawyers at the North in regard
playing with an old itirrns. which long handling I desired information. We therefore nciamend I to tba matter. TMa interesting narrative ot
h^-viii.bcd it. silver Tak<- tote from him ' ,ba “ h ® County Commissioners bo urg-d to see events, in the tost trying portion of the history
has polished I ke mlver. Take tho. from tnm | tbat prop=r .Uerationa be made betere ito open-1 of tha ’ stat e was listened to with toe deep at-
icg of too fall term of this court. I tention whiofjit deserved. One oironmstanoe
The committee appointed by onr body to ex-1 t 0 jj b y the Governor has probably never before
amine toe jail make the following report: j beea j a print.P Jnat at the time when the mili-
“The committee appointed to ins.-eot the I tar y were about to aasnme control of the Btate
County Jail report favorably, It being kept in be ven t 0 n to'Washington city to see if some-
a cleanly manner and toe prisoners properly I tbia g coa ] d ao t be done to uphold toe snpre
Bnt it is impoatiHs to .allndd to one in 8 I cared for. The walls of the prison are I mae y 0 f the civil anthorities. One day he wag
W doesdiy the regular eimm»no«m-n» ex»r- I dLjwl ^ these mistrtoles, whose history and I whito-lwasbed quarterly and the floors 1 at t he White House in conversation with Presi-
sIhm taki d1 ice in the forenoon, with toe B*o n , „ d-. D i- drenched afterwards. The prisoners are I de nt Johnson, in regard to the condition of
else-Ita*ipnoe.in ’ i ’ . P®'®®l ,a r hallrnrin.tiona !ntcres.cd ns so deeply. i, lowid wholeaome food , aad everything thiDgs in Georgia. The Freeid.nt, aa was
oalanreate sdire^k etc., and the presea a^ If The regr0 , gi wuh bnt fcw exoeptiona, were ahjat ;he prison is kept in a manner I well known, was opposed to the reconstruction
the Sophomore medals, by H »n A O Bacon j and daa ced and -ucg with the greatest I creditable to the jailor. Aa regards the safety | measures, had vetoed them, and now after
The above offers a rich treat to the totelli- Iee 0ar j O us to note also that even of those confined, toe commute have some I tbe y bad been passed over hia head was
■r »»*»™ -*- - w •» .«»* £s333aa;ssis? -te zzisss.
wUb toe whole pro«r*mmo None ot ext.r- jjgbjjof reverence aud politeness to the snperior I G:»nd Jury reoonimend that a new jail be | ^ president that Senator Oowan, of Pennsyi
oisea thoald t*ke pltoe on these short bummer I r4Cd remained. One imitated the spinning* I built as s>on as the ftnsnoes of the county will I was without and desired an interview
night#. And *«pedtlly is it unfortunate that the whe€ j to perfection, and the trilling of birds admit J with him. The President immediately remark-
young gentlemen of the Junior class should be mteting goand< ot m&lTe iions sweetness, which We wonld endorse what onr-predece-aors have | *d that it was the rale that Senatoreand Bep-
mada to follow Dr Dixon They were entitled oam6 from tbe c ivsraons depths of his chest.
to an occasion and showing of their own
Wc are aware that the object of the Trustees
and Ftonity, was not to trespass too ranch upon
the basioees hours of onr citizens. But we
trait there U enough of literary taste in Maoon,
to my nothing of the abiding interest which
all Abonid feel in tbe noble institution of leern
ing located in onr midst, to insure large and
appreciative audiences in tbe day time for each
and every exercise. Besides, many from toe
oonntry wiU not be able to attend at night.
Let ns resolve, however, to be at onr posts at
every appointment, and show to the world that
We are justly proud of Meroer University,
and intend to support itwith onr sens, onr in
fluence, and the light of onr personal preeenoe.
Next year, it la to be hoped, there will be no
night exercises.
Snzxr lx Cotton Fields.—Judge t_ Morri
son, an intelligent planter In tbe Motrin dis-
trict of this county, saya that the use of -heep
In toe ootton field, where toe rains have Ue n
so excensive as to prevent the destruction ,f
grass, will be found beneficial. He has seen
lhe experiment, and it works well. The sheep
mu-l not be turned into tbe field whilst hungry,
for in inch event they will destroy everything
tbey oome in contact with. First aliAj tbe crav
ing* of hanger, and you may tarn tbe sheep
upon toe ootton with perfect safety. They wiU
eat toe grass and not touch a leaf of ootton.
We would advise our planters, who aze unable
to destroy toe gram in their ootton fields by
manual labor, lo try the suggestion of Judge
Morrison.— Quitman Banner.
Another, armed with an old tin pan, beat toe
dram, played the fiddle, and went through all
toe motions of a conoart, ootiu, oocasionally
inducting a barrel and preaching a sermon.
We cannot, however, dwell longer npon the
incidents of this visit, many of which can never
be forgotten.
THE COSDIIIOS OT THE TOEWTSTB.
It affords unqualified pleasure to the writer
to be able to say that the floors, dormitories and
bed clothing of toe inmates were scrupulously
clean, nnd their general appearance aa neat as
could be expected. They seemed on exoellent
terms, too, with the attendants, and many of
them asked for and received small pieaea of to-
bacoo, and were otherwise kindly notioed. Tbe
task of controlling and nursing hundreds of
each patients, many of whom are at times
raving maniacs, and all of them requiring to be
humored and treated with the utmost skill and
discretion, most, indeed, be difficult. Dr.
Grean, who, for more than a quarter of a oen-
tury, has been identified with the asylum, we
telieve enjoys toe confidence of tbe people.
W*-were pleased to see large fields of luxuriant
vege-blee adjsoent to toe grounds, which will
afford ri agreeable and healthful variety to the
food of be inmate A The sewerage of the
premises se-^, j^ood also, nnd abundant room
has been prov de d for the ont-door exercise of
the patients. l. a building, however, already
very extensive ani-jmposing, must be speedily
enlarged to acoommw a ta toe rapidly inn-easing
number of patients, wto are asking for admits
tance to this refnge cf the unfortunate. Let ns
hope that tha General Assembly will meet the
question in a liberal and phiantbropic spirit
and prove that she is, iadeed, toe mother and
said in regard to the County Court, and raeom- I resedtative3 were not to be kept waiting. Gov.
mend that Judge Weems be allowed the use of Jenkins, therefore, said that he would with-
tbe Grand Jury room as an office only, when 1 draw. President Johnson replied that there
not occnpisd by toe Grand Jury. was no necessity for this, as he felt certain that
Our attention has been called to the fact that I the Senator only desired to have n few minutes
bawdy homes in onr oity are scattered in many I conversation with him in regard to an appoint-
places, and are, therefore, a nuisance to ra-1 ment. Gov. Jenkins then took a seat on one
spectible citizens. We wonld respectf ally side of the room, with his back to the position
recommend and urge it npon the oity antoori-1 where the interview was to take place between
ties to use all the power in their hands to con-1 the Senator and the President. Senator Cowan
fine this class of toe oommnnity to prescribed I entered, and, as expected by toe President, his
loc&litKs. That there are many persons living I business proved to be in reference to some ap
in onr oity ard county in adultery and fornica- I pointment. This .concluded, ths Senator re
tion we have so doubt, and aa far aa possible I marked “These reconstrvction measures, Mr.
we have brought their oases up, and where President, are the greatest enormity tost
sufficient proof was obtained have presented have ever been pat npon toe peop.e
ff.ii We are pleased to notioe that toe city | any State of“ this Union (or “
anthorities are diligently looking after the sani- that effect, as we ”
Put where are toe sheep to come from. Judge ?
The farmers who grow ootton haven't the time
to raise hogs, and very often no time to raise
corn, much leu sheep. What is the use of Un-
tahzing folks after this fashion ? When Georgia
planters find time to ruse aheep probably they
won t dread toe ooming ot tha caterpillar, so ! guardian of her affi.oted children.
| To Mr*. Green and the gentlemanly officials
tary oordition of Macon. They have done
much, bit much remains to be done, and we
hope they will not weary in well doing.
We wo’sld return thanks to his Honor, Jndge
Hill, and to acting Solicitor General R. W.
Jemiaon for oonitesiea to thia body. We re-
qnest that these presentments be published in
the Txlxcupb asd Misses die.
G B. Kobeets, Foreman.
O. D. Edwards,
J. N. Sejmonr,
j. J. Ghsppell,
O. M. Wiey,
H. Sprito
J. W. Blonnt,
B. O. Smi-.h,
Jno. B. C*bb,
L. Ripley,
J. L. SanUbury,
E<1. O’Connell,
H. P. Wes too tt,
David Milne,
George Beggr,
F. H. Alley,
E. L. Strohecker, Jr.
O. O. Collins,
Ed. S Poe,
U. Dnblon.
S. M. Sabers,
D. E. Norria.
Bub Serial os Cocet,
April Term, 1873.
It ia ordered that toe above and foregoing
general presentments of the Grand Jury be
spread npon the minutes of thia Court that
toe same be published in toe Txlioeaph as d
Messxsoeb newspaper, and that the clerk of
this Conrt fnrtish said paper with a eopy for
publication, together with this order.
By toe Court.
A true extract from tbe ^
June 28(4, 1873,
At the beginning of toe present month there
was a drift of snow near the Profile House, on
the White Mountains, which was ten feet deep,
twenty feet wide and thirty feet in length; the
landlord of toe Prospeot House reports fifteen
eet of snow for half a mile on the Bummit of
Moosilauko a few days ago. If cold weather
continues much longer among the mountains
travelers will find considerable snow in the
ravines daring toe entire summer.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
-OF ALL KINDS—
TO SUIT EVERYBODY
ALL NEW BOOK3
RecBivei as Soon as Issued,
j. w. burke & co
No. 60SECOND STREET, MACON, GA-
alsssssm
THOMAS TT. c oin*er| CITY MARSHAL’S SALE
Invitee his patrons to examine his etock of
GENTS’ FINE FURNISHING-GOODS!
Embracing everything that ia
Nobby and Desirable
Hats and Gaps!
For Men and Boy* in Silk, Fur, Felt and Wool.
UMBRELLAS & CANES.
Ir variety.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF
Mercer University.
ScsDiv, June 29—1CX a.w , Commencement Ber-
mon by ltev. A J. Utttle, President of toe Univer
sity, at toe Mnlberey fa tree! Methodist Church.
Mosday, June 30—Siphomoro Prize Declama
tion, at 8>i p.m.
Tue’Dai, July 1—1014 am , Annual Addresa be
fore toe Alumni Association, by Rev. J. G. Rysls,
of Georgia. Valedictory Address before toe Socie
ties. 8J4 p.m v Annusl Oration before Literary So
cieties, by Rev. Dr. Dixon, of Aogocta. Junior
Exhibition.
Wedsesdsy, July 2-Commencement Day—10K
AM., Orations of Graduating Classes. Presenta
tion of Diplomas. Bscoalautoate Addre-s. Deliv
ery of Prizes to Sophomore declaimers, by Hon. A.
O.Bacon, or Macon, Ga. Sii is, Mass-meeting
of frioada of the University.
All the exercises except tho Commencement Ser
mon will bo held at Ralston Hall. juu22(13twlt
DISSOLUTION
W E have this day dissolved our buaineas con
coction by mutual oonaeut, (Mr. B. P.
Walker retiring on account of bad health ) The 1
buBineee will be oonticntd ae before, »t the old | 0 f j Edmondson. Agent estate of B
^ a ^ t6r » TF * 10 488,1,1169 aaaota I gj1r ^ rin ^ ann[ to r »tii!y & tax fi fa in favor of iho
id liabihtiea. * \ s T & B r WALKEL* I C1 ‘‘- v AI&cor * ^ J Etimondaon, agent estate of B
continue in eame oldeUnd.i8 Cherry etreet, keep- I a *} m ?RVor ot Uo ^ °‘ Macou Ta Damet
ing on hand at all timea a Urgo stock of fkLcy and IP*®*®®* . . ? T^riAd nn
tasdly groceries, and aU varieuea of pon.-hsbies in Litmmstmor? to
My long eiperiflnco in this bneine«renablee mo I * h ° ° f Macon vs
.j cater to the wants of thia community bettor than D Mock 11 Lcviod on
any one elso. and I hope by fair dealing, aud close Ajso, lotsMos l. a. 3 and^hlock U Lei, md on
attention to business to have * full continuance of I as the propor‘7 oi M_R Froomra^ Irneloo, to sM!
tho liberal patronago \ro havo always enjoyed, and {£•■*»*** t!-!?Jo VOr °* th ° ty of ^ IiL ° u ^ * 1 u
GHLORINIUM!
f T*HE BEST DISINFECTANT KNOWN. Re-
X commended and used by the medical de
partment of the United Btateu army and navy to
dieinfoct hospitals, hopit&l ships, oto., etc Also
by all sanitary committees in larger cities to pre
vent tho approach aud spread of ail contagions
and epidemic du-oaaoi-
Twonty five cents will purchase sufficient for an
ordinary dwelling.
A largo lot of BNUFF and GLASS JAR1, Buita
ble for patting np pickles and preserves, for sale
low.
Prescriptions continue to receive particular care
and accuracy in their compounding.
BOLAND B. HALL,
Corner Cherry street and Cotton avenue.
Jane23 tf
EDWARD SPRINZ.
present at all hoars of the day &t my office, Adjoin
ing the law office of A. Frondfit, ovor the Btore of
Jaqnea & Johnsons Third street, Macon, Ga., to at
tend to all Magisterial business. aug
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
of LONDON and EDINBURG.
Capital—Gold - - 810,000,000
Assets in V. 8. - - 1,400,000
I SSUES Policies npon Dwellings, Furniture, Cot
ton, and all mercantile risks.
I. O. PLANT & SON,
ap!2 Iy Agents, Macon, Ga.
J&n22 tf
THOMAS U. CONNER.
jpt EOUGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—WiU bo sold be-
VX fore the Coart-bonso door, in the city of
Maoon,Between tho legal hours of sale, on tho
FIRST TUESDAY IN JULY NEXT, (167S) the fol
lowing property aG described in the map of the
city cf Macon.'to wit :
Lot No 1 and part of lot No 2, block 17, Elm and
Elliott streets. Levied on as tho property of A.
O Audoin, to satisfy 2 tax fi fas in favor of tho
city of Macon vs A O Andoin.
Also, part of lot No 4, block 47. Levied on aa
the property of B H Anderson to satisfy a tax fi fa
in favor cf the city of Macon vs R H Anderson.
Also, part of lot No 1, block 10, Collinsville.
Levied on as tno property of A E Anderson to
satisfy a tax fi fa in favor of tho city of Macon vs
A E Anderson.
Aleo, part of lot No 4, equaro 41. Levied on aa
the property of R AY i urdell to satiaf j a tax fl fa
in favor of the city of Macon vs It W BurdelL
Also, part of lot No 7, equare 4D. Levied on aa
the property of E Bond to satisfy a tax fl fa in fa
vor of the city of Macon vs E Bond.
Aleo, part of Jot No 2, block 12. Leviod on as
tho property of Robert Carter to satisfy a tax fi fa
in favor of the city of Macon vs Robort Cartsr.
Also, lot No G, tfonthwoetera range. Levied
_n aa tho property of E. Crockott lo satis
fy a tax fi fa in favor of tho city of Macon ve E
Crocl.ett.
Alao, part of lot No 8, square 42. Levied on aa
I tho property of A L Clinkscales, trustee, to satisIV
I a tax fi fa in favor cf the city of Macon va A L
Olinkacalca. traateo.
Aleo, part of lot No 1. block II. Lcviolonas
tho property of O O Unncan, administrator of Jaa
j Pope, to satisfy a tax fi fa in favor of tho city of
I Msecn va O O Duncan, anminiatrator of Jae Pope.
Also, part of lot No 3, eq&ro 72. Levied on as
for which we render our eincoro thanks.
Respectfully. 8. T. WALKER
J. L. SHEA,
Has just receive;! some neat
PANTALOON PATTERNS
Which will be made up to moaauro ai a vory mofl-1 Mulligan.
Fro?min, trustee.
Also, part of square No 80. Levied on ss toe
proportv of tho Maoon and Western Railroad Oo
to eatiefv a tax fi fa in favor of too city of Macon
vs the Maoon and Western Railroad Co.
Also, lot No 4 square 6. Levied on as too prop
erty of Jr.mrs Fitzpatrick lo satisfy n tax fl fa in
favor of the city or Macon rs James Fitzpatrick.
Also, lota No 3 and 1, equare 5. Levied on as
tho property of James Fitzpatrick, agent for bis
wifo, to satisfy a tax C fa in favor of tho city ot
Macon vs James Fuzoatrick, agent for bis wife.
Also, part of lot No G. square 57. Leviod on as tho
property of Iiolmos A Clay to satisfy 2 tax fl fas in
favor of the city of Macon va Holmes A Olay.
Also, lot No 1. square 28. Levied on as the
property of W G Hoge, guardian for L C Barnhart,
to satisfy a tax fl fa in faver or the city of Macon
vs W G Hogo. guardian of L O Barnhart.
Also, part of lots No 1 snd 2, square 80. Lev
ied on as the proportv of W G Logo, sgont tor
Mary A Davis, to satisfy a tax fl fs in favor of tho
city of Maoon va W G Logo, agent for Mary A
Davia.
Also, part of lot No 7, square 35. Loviod on ss
the property of W G Hogo to satisfy a tax fi fa in
favor of the city of Macon vs W G Bogo.
Also, lots No 2, 7 and 8, block 7. Levied on as
too proporty of O Jaugstottor to satisfy 3 tax U fas
in favor of the city cf Macon vs O Jangstettor
Also, lot No 4. block 23. Leviod on aa the
propony of P McOirtby to eatisfy 2 tax fi fae in fa
vor of the city of Macon vs F McCarthy.
Also, part of lot No 4, block 25. Leviod on ss
tho proporty of M MoOardlo to sa'.iBfy a tax fi fa
in favor of the city of Macon va M McCardlo.
Also, part of lot No >8, wostem range. Levied
on as the property of Mils Eliza Mulligan tc satis
fy a tax fl fa in favor of tho ci'y of Macon vs Miss
junolOtf
J. L. SHEA.
44 8econd titreefc.
Bailey Springs, Lauilerilale Co., Ala.
Finest Mineral Waters in America!
G EORGIA. WIIK[NSON COUNTY —Whereas,
James I. Jackson has filed hia application
for exemption of personality and roality aud sot
ting apart and valuation of a homstezd for himself
and family, snd I will pass npon tee same at my
office on the 7th day cf July next, at 12 o’clock it.
Given nnder my hand and offioial signature this
June 24th, 1S73. W. F. CANNON,
Jnne23 2t Ordinary W. O.
Alto, part of lot No 8, woBtom range. Orange
street- Levied on aa too proporty of B M Folbiil,
traateo, to satisfy a tax fl fa in favor of tho city
of Macon vs B M Folhill, traateo.
Also, part of lota Nos 3 and 4. eqnaro 9G. Lev
iod on sb tho property of B W Blnbbs, admmietra-
tor, to satisfy a tax fi fa in favor of tho city of
Macon vs It W 8tubba, administrator.
Also, lot No 4, irparo 05. Levied on as toe
property of E Bant,bury, agent, to eatisfy a tax
fi fa in favor of tho city of Macon va E Saulsbnry,
agont.
AlEO,lotsNos5*mlC, equxro7G. La vied on aa tho
property of Stmuel M Subere, agont, to eatjfy a
| r , I tax fl fa in favor of the city of Macon ve Samuel
N RIVAL LED as e euro for Dropsy, Ecroi c—. I „ gnbers agent
Dyspepsia. Chronic Diarrhoea, all dteaaaea of a)b0 pan h of jot No G, square 73. Loviod
tho skm and kidneys and tho diseases peculiar to , bo pr ^ p ‘ orty of M ra V u Hilevoa to satiety a
males. T __. I fain favor of the oity of M.conva MrsVCKcevea.
Dsard $M per monto; for tho month of June Ata0< !ot No2 , block 3. Levied on astheproper-y
810. For circulars or further partipoUrarnddreos I 0 f J J jiijoy, administrator, to satisfy a tax fi fa in
jnnet 2m vf. I - ELLIS. I j av0 , 0 j tb o city of Macon vs J J Buoy, adminis-
C HALYBEATE SPRINGS, Meriwether county, I trator.
Ga, will open for tho recaption of company I Aleo, part of lot No 6, square EG. Loviod on er
Jan© 1,1873. Tho uotola and cottages hat© boon I the property of Mre E Venable to eatiefy a tax fi
put in thorough repair, and largely refurnished, fa in favor of the oily of Macon vsMrB E Vonable.
affording ample accommodations for FIVE HUN- Aleo, p*rt oi »ot No 17, wharf lot. Zfvwdoa aa
DRED GUKbTS. O. J. MacloUan, of Macon, fa- the proporty of B F Woolfolk, agent of Mattie W
vorably known to tho people of Georgia and trav- 1 Woolfolk, to eatisfy a Ux fi f* in teragj of the city
elling public, for hia euporior ability m hotel man- I of Macon vs R F Wooliolk, agent of M&tuo W
agemont. has boon engaged, and will havo entire) 1 Woolfolk.
chargo of too tabls eoi>pUea and culinary dcpait-i Also, part or lot No 3, block 21. Levied on as
moct, OBsistod by some of his best cooks and the property of Robert Waggenatoin to satisfy a
waiters from Bromi’s and the Bpotawood Hotels, tax fl fa in favor cf tho city ot Macon va Robert
regardless of coat. Mrs. L L. Lovo has kindly I Waggenstein.
consented to assist, aud will bo happy to greet her Also, part of lot No G, eqnaro CO. Levied on as
friends at tho Springs. A band Laa boon eecured I too property cf A Wimberly to aatir fy a tax fi fa m
for tho eoaoon ; every variety of innocent amuse-1 favor of tho city of Macon va A Wimberly,
mont will bo introduced, and no trouble or expense J Aleo, part of lot No 1, eqnaro 68. Levied on aa
spared to make alt comrortablo and happy who the proporty of F W Whippier, agent, toe&tlafy a
may favor ua with thoir patronage. Terms—*2 60 j t»x n fa in favor ot the city of Macon va F W
per day, $12 60 por week. $35 per month. Children I Whippier, agent,
and eervants half price. Daily coaches to and I
50
25
75
' 75
I 00
Fair Woman, fcy Mrs. Forrester, pp $ 50
From Olympus to Hades, by Mrs. Forres
ter, pp
Mnrphey’s Master, pp
To the Bitter End, by Braddon, pp _
Ombra, by Mrs. Olipb&nt, pp
May. by Mrs. Oliphant
The Maid of Bker, Bl&ckmore 75
Faeeion in Tatters, by Annie Thomas 75
Little Kate Kirby, by Robinson 75
Lifo in Danbury, by B&ily, cloth 1 25
Key to North American Birds, royal 8vo, cloth. 7 00
Household edition Dickena’ Work; now odi-
lion, illustrated:
David Copperficld, green cloth 1 75
liloak House, green cloth 1 75
M&rtin Chnzzlewit, green cloth 1 75
Oliver Twist, green cloth - 1 25
CastUpby the Sea. Raker, cloth 75
Betsy and I Aro Oat, Thanksgiving atoiy.... 1 60
The New Magdalen, (p&per) by Wilkie Cot-
lins % tO
Kencln Chillingly, by Bulwer 75
Work by Mrs. Alcott; also her premium
work.. 1 75
Ireland and the Irish, by Bnrko. pp 50
Remarkable Trials of NotorioUB Characters,
8vo 3 75
Gone Before, by G.Henry Sontbgato, cloth.. 1 60
High Art, from toe Brash, cloth 2 00
Farm Ballads, Will. Carleton. cloth 2 10
Don Quixote, new edition, illostratod, cloth.. 3 75
Men of Hietory. cloth gilt 1 75
Women of History, cloth gilt 1 76
Fark's Travels in Africa, cloth 1 76
Oachet, Or toe Secret Borrow, a novel, by
Mrs M. J. B. Hamilton, doth 1 75
Crumbs Swept Up, by DeWittTa'.m&gs, doth. 2 00
Naturalist's Voyage Around too World, Dar
win, doth 2 00
Descent of Man, (2 voia) Darwin, doth 4 00
Origin of Species, Darwin, cloth 2 00
Expressions of toe Emotions in Man and
Animals, Darwin, cloth 2 00
Nature and Life, by GoUyer, doth. I 60
Tbe Life That Now Ia, by Coilyer, doth ... I 50
Lectures to Yonng Men, by Beecher, doth.. I 50
Flayers from Plymouth Pulpit, by Beechor,
doth 1 50
Btar Papers, by Beecher, cloth 1 60
Artemns Ward in London, doth 1 50
Bybyl Huntington, G. Dorr, cloth 1 75
Breesant, a novel by Jnlia Hawthorne, cloth. I 60
Ordeal for WiTes, by Mrs. Edwards, doth... X 50
Oought wa to Visit Her, by Mrs. Edwards,
cloth 150
Any cf the above BOO KB sent post paid for toe
priee. For sale by J. W. BURKE * CO.,
jono26 3t 60 Second street.
NOTICE.
Office of )
COUKTX SUfEBINTMTDEKT OF PUBLIC gcnoOLS, >
Macon, Ga.. June 1,1873. )
T HE scholastic year, as fixed by tho Board of
Education, ends tho last Friday in Jane.
Daring the enuning year beginning July 1, 1873,
and ending Juno SO, 1874, each School District will
be entitled to a eix months* school, unless other
wise agreed upon, the beginning, continuance and
close of which may be regulated by tho Local Man
agers for their respective districts.
After July 1, 1873, no person can bo employed aa
teacher in a publio school in thia county unless
he holds a certificate of qualification and license to
teach, granted by tho Examining Committee after
satisfactory examination.
An examination of applicants for licenses will he
held in Macon on Saturday, tho 23th instant, and
again on the Saturday following
This office may be made a medium of communi
cation between communities wanting teachers and
teach era desiring schools.
By order Board of Education.
Due notico will bo given of tho examination cf
teachers for the city pablic schools.
B. M. ZETLER, Superintendent,
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from Genova, Thomas ton and La Grange, via
White Sulphur and Wsrm Springs. For circulars |
or farther particulars, call on or address O. J.
MAGLELLAN, Bpotawood Hotel, Macon, until
June 6th, or 0. T. FOSTER, caro box 28. P. O.,
T&lbotton. CHAS. T. PORTER,
m&y21 aun,tuoa.thCw Proprietor.
CS
100 tierces O- W. Thomas* justly celebrate 1
GOLDEN HAM,
Admitted to be the clio'ccsi Ham now cured.
Fresh packed and for sale by
SEYMOUR, TINSLEY & CO.
JnneTtf
words
_J were unable to catch
toe exact iangnsge.) He then continued, “I
tell yon what I wonld do if I were toe Governor
of one of these Southern Stete3- I wonld go
before toe Supreme Court of the United States
and ask for an injunction against toe military
officer in command, against toe Secretary of
War, and agaicat Ton, Mr. President. Gov
ernor Jenkina _^id that these sentiments, com
ing from a Northern man, a Senator frosaFenn-
evlvania. and insuoh exact accord with hn mia-
aion to Washington at that time, bo elec timed
him that he turned suddenly in his chair, al
most without knowing it, and Bat faoe to faoe
with Cowan—each staring in silence at tne
other. The Preaident, who sat with hi* back
to the Governor, surmised the true rate of toe
ease from the expression of Cowan 1 face, and
with great tact immediately turned and intro
duced toe Senator and the Governor, who met
each other half way, and shook hands tn the
mart oordisl manner. “ Well, said Cowan,
“Governor, I did not know that yon were in the
room, bnt now that I know you are, I repeat
what I have j net said.” The Governor thanked
him tor expressions so eminently Southern, and
quietly informed him that he had come to
Washington for the very purpose suggested by
him. a purpose which waa afterwards tamed
into effect, the Supreme Court, however, refo^
ing to grant the injunction. The seal presented
to Got. Jenkins ia of aolid gold, a fae nmdeot
the soil of the Executive offioe preaervea by
tort noble old patriot in toe State’s boor of ad
versity. In addition, however, to the devices,
QUEEN BEE HIVE.
T HIH HIYE hu taken the premium over all
other hivea at eeverivl large Btate Faira, and
at cur late Bibb county fair w»a awarded a diploma.
The eubscriber having bought the right for the
county, ia now ready to sell individual rights and
to make tr&nbftra oi beea. He haa also the right
for Atkinaon’a Honey Extractor, a e imp Is contri
vance for extracting the honey without injury to
the comb. Thus tbe comb may be given back to
the beea to be refilled, and in this way almost
fabulous amount of honey may be taken from
Live daring the honey season.
Bee culture pays a better per cent, on tbe
capital invested than other buiineea, and requires
bat little labor. Now ia tbe time to transfer* 5 our
beea and comb to the new hire and prepare strong
colonies for next aoring.
The hive may be Been at Meeers. Hardeman &
Sparks’, rod at B. H. Wrigley A Co ’b, where orders
may be left. I am authoxizel to ceil rights to per
sons from the adjoixieg counties. Bees for Bale.
june2C lm E. H. LINK.
Last Notice to Taxpayers.
T HE time for giving in tax returns will Boon
close, and it ia my sworn duty to double tax
aU defaulters. Owing to a change in tbe law,
many persona have now to make returns, that
have not been accustomed to mike them.
Office at Court House.
JL A. BENSON,
may 29-tf Tax Receiver.
MEDICAL CARD.
F ROM this dale DR. WM. E. BURGESS may be
found, day and night, at hia offioe over Rankin,
Husenburg A Oo.’a Drag Btore, oornot Mulberry
and Third streets.
Macon, April 28,1873. o44pr28o a
WILLIAM Gr. LEWIS,
General Agent of the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK,
3VE^.C03VT< GEORGIA.
ASSETS, $2,000,000.
P ROMPT, RELIABLE and EQUITABLE. The
Company effers its patrons absolute security
and evory possible advantage through life consis
tent therewith. Active solicitors wanted in conn*
ties contiguous to Macon. References: CoL B. B.
Lewis, B C Smith, Eeq , M»con. jon9l8 Ct
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ELDER HOUSE,
Indian Spring, Ga.
T HI3 well known house is now open to those
who visit tho Spring for health or pleasure.
It ia Bituitcd nearer the Spring thsn any other
pnblio house, and ia spacious and comfortable.
The table is euppiicd with toe best the market |
affords.
Every attention is given to invalids who resort
to the watera of toe bpring for health.
JSates of Hoard.
Per day....' 2 00
Per week 10 to
Per month 35 00
Liberal deduction made for large families.
W. A. ELDER & 80S,
Proprietors.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
F OR toe Bowel Complainte that aro now exist
ing in too form of Ghclera, Cholera Morbns,
Dysentery, Diairhcoa, weakness and gonoral de
bility, nso Bryant’s Cholera Remedy, au it haa
proved to ba the best article known to core these
complaints. Prepared and sold by
GEORGE PAYNE,
Druggiet and Apothecary.
Opposite Palace of Jnatice, Maoon, Ga.
jnne 5 Im
BIBB COUNTY COURT.
Omn o» Joegs of County Coubt.> *
Macon, G& , May 28, Ib73. f
1. The First Quarterly Soesion of tho County
Courtfor the trial of cl&ims over $10Q and under 3200
will be fcetd »t tho Conrt house, cn tho FIRST
MONDAY In July next. Botum-day twenty days
before Court.
2. Judgments will be rendered at same place on
claims over 350 and under $110 &t tho expiration
of fifteen days from tho aervice of tha summons.
3. Judgments will be rendered at seme place on
cl&ims amounting to $50 or & loss sum, in toa.d&ys
after service of summons.
4. ToeatBuory Warrants, Distress Warranti 8 , h»-
iKTTho new Bath Home the Bpripg, under | boas corpus caacs, etc., will be tried without delay,
tho managomont of Mr. Wm M- uMben, is now I q; gg soon &4 tho parties aro ready.
open for tho accommodation of those desiring the
benefits of pure mineral baths. junoll tf
fcLWOSii HOUSE,
INDIAN SPRING, GA.
This House Is now open and ready for the Bummer
Campaign.
KATJES OF BOARD :
Per day $ 2 60
Per week 15 CO
Per twoweekB 25 00
Per month 40 CO
Paxnllies consisting of five or more 330 per month.
MUSIC FREE TOR GUE3IS.
j and lm B. W- COLLIER, Agent.
DR. WRIGHT,
dentist!
-p|~AB removed to Buardmaa’s Eiock, over Pen
dleton 4 Boss’, ooraar Mulberry and Becond sis.,
Macon. Ga. oc»I3I»
5- Criminal cases, loss than felony, will bo tried
immediately after arreet, nnlcss good canso for
continuance be shown.
G. ay offioe is at too Coort-honso, where all bna-
inoss will ba disposed of, unless otherwise ordered.
JOHN B. WEEMS,
Jalgo County Court, Bibb county.
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| n. s. hues. j. u. saiTH. 3. re. siunt-E:
RHEA, SMITH Sc CO.
[[rain, Hay, Flour'anil Provisions.
Ohio River Salt Company’s Agonts,
33 S0UIH MARKET ST., NASHVILLE, TKXX.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Reference : Eoymour, Tinsley & Co.; Ooloman
A Ncweom Johnson A timith; Gamblo, Beck A
apr20 3m
iLH. PATTERSON,
I PROVISION BROKER,
25 MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE, K.Y.
Refers to Seymour, Tinsley A Co. and Johnson
| & Smith, Macon, Ga. apr25 8m
CHAS. COUKSELMAN & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
Room 14, Oriental BaiidiDg, CHICAGO.
GETTY8BHBG
KATALYSINE WATER.
T HE United States Dispensatory, the author
ized reoord of our Materia Mcdica, classes
this water with the most renowned Alkaline or
Carbonated Springs of Europe. It far excels any
otlier known ia its self-preecrvinr properties. It
does not deteriorate by bottling and keeping. It
has never been claimed for any other mineral wa
ter the power to dissolve the urates, or *o called
chalk formations in the body or on the limbs and
joints. This the Gettysburg K italysino Water lias
done in hundreds of instances. Gout, Rheums*
tism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Diabetes, Kid
ney and Urinary Liseascs generally havo all yield
ed to ita influence It baa restored Muscular pow
er to the paralytic, cured Abdominal Dropsy, and
given healthy action to tbe Torpid Liver. It haa
cured Chronic Diarrhoea, Piles, Constipation, Asth
ma, Catarrh, Diseases of the Skin, General
Debility and nervous prostration from mental
and Physical Exceeds. All these by the lot-
tied water. It is a powerful antidote for exces
sive eating or drinking. It corrects tha Stomach,
promotes Digestion, and relieves the head almost
immediately. Pamphlets containing a history of
the Spring, reports from eminent physicians and
medical writers, marvelous and well-attceted cares,
and testimonials from distinguished citizens, will
be famished and sent by mail on application to
WHITNEY BROS.. GenT Agents,
227 South Front street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg Spring Co. 79TTnI
For sale by J* H. ZEILIN,
apr!6eod3m And Druggists generally.
G EORGIA, BIBB COUNTY.—Notico is hereby
given that one month after thia date I shall
eommence doing business in baying and eelling
goods on my own account, as a public or fre 3
trader, by the consent of my husband.
June 18,1873. CATHERINE BABATTA.
I consent that my wife engage in business as a
free trader as above proposed,
dl&wiw ^ BAR ATT A
TWENTY-FIVE BOXES
Just received and for sale by
jana!3(f
SEYMOUR, TIN3IEY A CO.
NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK SUPERIOR COURT. 1
Geysn Co , Ga., June 14tb. 1873.)
B Y direction of his Honor \V. Schley, Judge
Superior Courts Eastern Circuit, notico is
hereby given tost JnfleSchley will preeideat aeca-
eion of Glynn Superior Court, commencing TUES
DAY, July 8,1873, at 10 ot’oek a. m., for the
purpose of trying toe caee of K. B. BULLOCK-,
et il., vs. J. E. DART, et. al Bill in equity in
Glynn Snperior Court. Counsel and parties at in
terest will please take notice.
O. P. GOODYEAR.
Clerk Superior Glynn Co., Ga.
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vr. J. CiinZBWGOD. JAKE3 s. cu
w. J. rsDKRWooa & co.,
Provision and Produce Brokers,
No* 1 North Slain Street, HU Louis, Uo.
Ordera solicited for Pork, Bacon, Lard, Flour
Grain, Bagging, etc., etc. apr29 3m
E. O. STAN ARD & CO.,
PE0FUIET0B8
EAGLE STEAM FLOURING M,M
Cor. Mala and Mote* *»*»-. f
Ospacity 1,000 barrels per diem.
Application for Charter.
GEORGIA—BIBB COUNTY.
To the Hon. Barnard HiU, Judge of the Supe
rior Court in and for said county:
T HE petition of Thcmas Hill, Arthur Header-
tcn, Henry Crittenden, Jackson Broadus,
Samuel McComb, John Wood, William Fieher,
Green Austin, Auguatu? Thomas, David Mitchell,
Augustus Jackson and William Pepper, all of said
county, respectfully showoth that yoor pf-* —'
have organized themselves int^ * " r *
“THE DEVOTED BRO fHF* r
era further show that tho ob/
ty aro purely benevolent, ir
aod aid for their indigent :
and their families, in nur&i
a decent Christian burial o’
Whereupon your petitf
Honor may piss an order
tioncr3 and such other p»
ciato with them, under t
said, with such rights,
are incident to a corp
statute m such cases r
Filed in cffics J T
A true extract
Oonrt.
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K. EETCHUi'
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Ranker